a~ .,

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or-=‘>°’° ._ Mus

as n-on Lives- 1-

hét

p° *PU Suffer With' I

HEA1>A<:HEs"§ _ I

_ Wou't yoube guided byth t - _ they took-and cure yotu-self ai ed1I;eynZ?,:§,1°{h°m°'f_`mk° ‘"'.'“ a-tives cure the cause of the headache. The _ffmse ies? Inuit.

lsons which clues it _tlltirely relieve constipation audltohxdudvetllhe mood

Ilfllis letter is the proof that puts nn end to doubt 1- P e nerves'

“!l\sv¢_ ed,Fruit-4 yes _ found; an | d-df

‘>="°'°‘°°.i.-.i °°.......5‘""".‘.°i.‘i.:.3’;§» e. 1 el-k ~l-";5"-2- .i".lf:‘.:‘.i‘.i."f.t..’.!.°,:;°:.'.i"°“ "Waimea, ‘ y . n' J' - UULONG. '1`hamrsville,'0nl. pm

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Mortgage Sale. Valuaille biilli at Milton!

lot 32, __ _

QUEENS COUNTY

Y_\'ll|‘lt‘l<7i»:llol'oby lvon that thorn will L sold ll_\ |’lll»iic Allctilm at. the (‘¢\urt. Hellas' ill 1 'llarllllll-to\\'ll ill Qucoll ll Unmlgy 0,,

Friday the first day of De-

cember. A. D., 1905 at ing hour of twelve o'ciock noon

.-\ll iilul ll~l_l<'t, picrc or pnrccl of land ,4il,\|,,w _viii-,mtllrl ll<~_lng- on hot or 'Fowllship llulllbcr lilll-il' 'l \\-»_1u 1-l\loolla-.county in the l>ro\-ln(-0 ,\|'l'lill<-<- l-.dwurd Island bounded as follows llllli i~_lo any t-onunonclns on tho north side or lla- Injlllll- iowa ltead at tho south ang-loof lllllii la pil-‘se.~'sIoll of Lfllllrlcs Curtis, tllollt-n noi-lil one llogl-ca west one hundred chain.-_ lla-ll.-r .olllll sixty sevoli degrees, tilil-ty lllinlllos i-;l.~.t. tlvor luillsullo ninety tlvellnks,

lill»n.-l- -l>uill ollu d_1i(groo elu-lt. to tho Road, lilo-ll.-l-lllolll: tho Ro to tho plnco of t-0". lllollw-lllcllt colltalllillf; llfty tivo acres nf lnml ll lilrlr llloru or ions W th tho appurtollm-lccs. 'i'lll-itlloul sitio \vill take place ulldor and ily vil-lllcof rl power of Sala colltninod ill ll

rcrtaill lllilullliilre of Mortgaio bearing dnto tho fulll-toonth day of (lata or, A, D, 1342 lllllllr llctlvecll 'flloulns Foster and Jane. his ‘ into of tim one part, and Thomas Lulld, since l

ill-_t-all-1-<l lilo otl_l_cr lpart. _

-`llr i`|lr lcr pal' cu lu‘r4|\ nt th ' til

.l.;llll-_- J. .iuilll:=toll, Bolicli,:i)r,y i’row?s3 Bilge?

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PUb|ilh°<l |\'.\ Prince Edward lpIal_rid__b`.ieiusively by The Charlottetown Guardian.

linen' _ '- " i -'V' ' '°""'°" ""‘*‘*"" '»! phrase, but malfllrll _on the wli ii ll

urea by Fruit-a-lives united. Ottawa". t f ' used, the accent that marks the ex-

- 8 e 0 i presslon. One day recently a tottering,

f =“f " _ the Three Students

Sure of Success

when you start with Beaver Flour. lt's the home cock’s main reliance on baking

days. It's always the sal?‘te -the best flour milled or

home use.

Beaver Flour

blends the white, delicately Bavored Ontario F all \Vheat with the nutritious Manitoba Spring Wheat. It is the llour of the family, as it is the best

familytlour.

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fkrldl. llll, I; J. Cousfbula ul'¢‘olllu'r

lfnlly.) _

_ .f¢nr»`|m. mr. I.: melon. rllllm. er ci.) _ "Whalihappened was' this: This young fellow had employed his afternoon at tho athletic grounds, where he had been practicing the jump. He return- ed carrying his jumping shoes, which are provided; as you are aware, with several sharp spikes. As he passed your window he saw, by means of his great height, these proofs upon your

Ellie and coniectnred what they were.

o harm would have been done had lt

not been that as he passed your door he perceived the key which had een left by the carelessness of your ervant. A sudden impulse came over h m to en- ter and see if they were indeed the proofs. It was not s dangerous ex- ploit, for he could always pretend that be had simply looked in to ask a ques- tion.

“lVell, when he saw that they were lndced the proofs it was then that he yielded to temptation. He put his shoes on the -table. What was it you put on that chair near the window?"

_ _ - ._ - _ __ “ ..Glovcs,” said_the young man. _ “W A Holmes looked trlumplmntly at

_f THE woluo oven

nister. “I-Ie put his gloves on the chair, and he tool: the proofs, sheet by shéct,

tUl[l(1)l-i‘;2l~i'tll dn of October A. D. l9(5 i Thousands of Mothers :tq ¢6Dy~€hem° H-9 th°'~lgh.t the I-Ii-H01'

_ AlioHlyl3.s13D s.lvi¢NEll1L ` I

r-`nl-rlvilllr Exocutor f the last will

'I'llollll\~ lllllld doconsed. lU»‘.’.'|ll\\'c<li- _ _ -

Farm For Sale.

Tile executors of the will of the late George Clark, offer for sale that valu Y able tarln at Clnrktown, Lot 37, fronting on Hillsboro River, two mile. from Mount Stewart. This farm con- sists of :oo acres of upland and zo acres of lullrsll land ; all but about 20 n¢|»¢,<

ofthe uplandis cleared and in a good state o cultivation, the balance is covered with rails and lumber. The fnrnl has streams of fresh water along two sides of it, and has an abundance of alder and marsh mud, and is ill -

cioscproximity to the mussel beds oi .'

the river. The rsilwa station is but ,

two nlllcs distant and the wharf but Pr,-a,_ 25_,,5_p” b0”k_ or by mm-1

0111*- Qu the premises are a comfortable ‘l“UIl1\l_g. large barn, stable and coach

110150. implement and out buildings.

hc: further particulars, terms, &c.,

“PP Y to Mrs. Clark on the tlrcnliscs, S, C. Clark or Kimble Coflin, Mount Stew- ' srl or W. Leitch, Charlottetown.

are using

' INFANTS’ SYRUP

" FUI' Ci1||lirtll'S Ailments, you cannot but ' admit the fact that this preparation

ls one of merit and is all what is

- claimed for it. It is safe, pleasant and soothing for children teething,

and n prompt checker of bowel and _ stomach troubles. . Physicians and Professional ~ nurses recommend lt.

Ill purcllnslng, see that Dr. Co-

dcrrc‘s signature and portrait is on every wrapper. Ilewnrc of tllc many Svkllrs put up in n similar foml and ' xuadc to look like Dr. Codex-rc’s.

` on refer'/ll of price. ` Sole proprietors. Tm: Wilma-rn Cumm- __ CAI. Co. Llllllted, Montreal, Callndn.

lo-lyilnwf ftw tf

FIRE iil§iliiliNiiE.

i'__|\l~ l-:lil-~‘_lu tile P. E. lslnlld Mutual Fire Til-

;*};l-\I_\l_1: _lolllplullcrl on Fnrlll lllliltlllllrs, _ \ll_I< \\<‘._~. llzliis, bcirool I-Io_ul»:cN. Clllzcso Ifzlv

0rl\ ~, \zlicr lllllls bi/|.ll"u:4 bus., apply to

U" _ (f. I). Blallln, Picllsalll. Sircni., 0 -i \\u ~l\t&wti’ (`-llul-lottot0\\'ll

iz.

FOR SALE.

_'lilo property of Mrs. Geo. Bryenton, sltlluierl on the Brsckley Point Road, 5 lllllcs lroxn Ch’town, containing 30 acres °f “i‘°lC¢ lfllld. s good dwelling house and outbulldings._ Near to school house “nd *`i‘“f<`I1» making this a very desir- ilblt- home. There is also a spring of \\_'ut_cr on the north side of the farm ¥_~_lll_cil ls valuable for watering stock. 'Asl C '*'~ii"Y¢11_ton has gone_to'live in western “_“Hllf\.ll1lS P\‘°perty may be bought at f private sale at any time. For further , P““‘““iH\‘S. Apply to Hedley Brycutou. i R°.T_‘?l_§_}__._ James Bryenton next farm,

city of chem.,

Ff0m Halifax every Tuesday

morning; from Charlottetown,

every Thursday. Calls at Hawkfsbury, Arichat, Isasc’s

Harb". Sheet Harbor, Salmon Riv

cslev eu. ones

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A Splendid Tonic

Builds up the System

Strengthens the

Muscles

Gives New Life

must' return bythe main gate and that

§__ < __ ’ he vvouldsee him. As we know, he __ ,_ __ H came backffby the side gate. Suddenly

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he heard him at the very door There was _no possible escape. He forgot his gloves, but he cnught»up his shoes and darted ihto the bedroom. You observe that the scratch en that table is slight at one side, but deepens in the direction of the bedroom door. That in itself is enough to show us that the shoe had been drawn in that direction and that the culprit had taken refuge there. The earth round the spike had been left on thetable, and a second sample was loosened and fell in the bedroom. I may add that I Walked out to the ath- letic grounds this morning, saw that tenacious black clay is used in the jumping pit and carried away a speci- men of lt, together' with some of the line tan or sawdust which is strewn over it to prevent the athlete from slipping. Have I told the truth, Mr. Gilchrist?"

51-AN-f0N-5 PMN m.;,_|EF_ _ The student had drawn himself erect.

A nulu amruv mn nnemu. um zxrumsl. ue: ' ” e,

"Yes, sir, it is true, said h "Good heavens! I-Inve you nothing

/,ig ._._______..- to add?" cried Sonmes.

"Yes, sir, I have, but thc shock of

this disgraceful exposure has bewilder- cd me. I have rl letter llcrc Mr. Soamcs. which I wrote to you early this lnoru- lng lil the middle or a restless nlgllo It was before I knew that my sin had found m_e out. Here it is, slr. You will see that I have said: ‘I have determined not to go in for the examination. I have been oifered a commission in the Rllodcsian police, and I am going out to South Africa at once( "

“I am indeed pleased to hear that you

sold by all medicine dealers. i n t mtend tg rom; b our unfair

‘ did 0 D Y Y

&‘I)a\'iu _tb Lllwrcllcs Co., Ltd., Montreal. i advantage," said Sona-|e5_ “But why ‘ " did han e our u'rpos6l"

pesvish old man entered the lobby of a fashionable New York hotel and made a‘ ziidre or less labored advance toward the elevilior used exclusively to reach the guestrooms. He was not a Quest. but liad been in the house on earlier ` occasions, One of the hall boys who had been _but a little time on the force approached the old man and in s. msn- ner that should have indicated a dis- position to be courteously helpful said to him,_"Anytlitng you want. sir?" The old man misinterpreted the hall i.loy’s inquiry as a challenge. He halted for an instant, long enough to glare at the youth, then resumed his way,_saylvK more to' hiliiself than in answer to the query, “Going up to see my mother." And, sure enough, he was on his way to see his mother, ninety-eight years old, who was y_oun_ge1_‘in BDDGHYHDCG than he and not so peevish by halt.

A lléirt to Heart Confession. _ “It seems," he said, “to give her the

greatest happiness just to sit and listen to her talented husband talk.”

"Yes," she replied; “the silly little

thingl Sometimes it seems to me that when a woman is foolish she can be about seven times more foolkh than any other creature on earth.”-(iicago Record-Herald. _ _

TO BE CONTINUED.

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Soil Rheum

Why Not Make a Thorc-.ugh and

Lasting Cure by using

ill. Gilase’s Ointment

Many people write to tell us that. they

are attackcdfby salt rhculll every spring and full, and have been ullabic to obtain a cure.

Ot-hers write that they wcrc formerly

subject to salt rheum, but have been entirely cured bythe use of Dr. Gliase`s Oilltlncnt.

If you are sutlering fron_l salt rheum,

cczeulrl. or any form of itching skin dis- ease. it is worth your wllilc to make ll test- of Dr. Cllnse's Ointment, and you can do -lo with _every confidence that the results will he lastingly beneficial.

On the first few: applications you may

find the olntlnollt ll little sevcrc, but this is necessary for ll. proper cleansing of the sores so that the euro may bc thorough.

Usc warm \vater and Puckcr's Tar Soilp

only as oftcn as is necessary for cleansing purposcs and apply Dr. Ghase's Ointment plcntllully. ‘

Dr. Cllnse‘s Ointment has a world-wide

reputation as a curc tor the \vol"st. cases of szlli; rlleulll and cczcma. It is not like experimenting with internal medicines when you use it. for you can see the benc- tlt. derived from day to day

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:f-*----?’-r-“--W Gilchflif Iwi" 9 _ ° ‘im 5 9" M _ J l, J_1) 1 Ll d A tl `.

I I A “There fin” mlm wh° set me-in me (onishs Co? S.,‘:v`l'lil.ves, “rIwv:i)\l1't,:to;sl§

right path, said he.

that Dr Uhnse's Ointment. has proven li

_ ' “Come n°Wv Bannutervn Bum Holmes' great blessing to nic. I had salt. rlleuln on

V "It Wm be clear in 7°" ‘mm what I one hand and could not get it healed up. , have “id tha* oniy y°“ mum have let Tile itching was lnost distressing at

' ' this y°““3 nm" °“t' 'mm y°u were times. Two boxes of Dr. Chase‘s Oint-

ieft in the room and must have locked

ment has cured me completely nlld I

I the dom when you went out' As to his gladly recommend it to every sutlerer". °"~U" escaping by that window, it was in- lc, chin of m Sk," 0,,

Gollum

only had known, but with all your cleverness it was impossible that you could know. Time was, slr, when I was butler to old Sir Jabez Gilchrist, this young gcl\tlcman's father. When

- \Vhercvcr the' 's it g tl

cl! il credible' can you n°t clear up the n sore that will not llcnl Dr. Cill\sc`a

CLIAL4 last point in this nlystefland ten us Olutmcntf can be uscll with positive assur-

` =i§§,` k I mf? muon! for your actmn?" :lllc`e of relief and curc. 60 cents a box, at _ ll it was simple enough’ sir' It you »\ll dealers ol-[Edulanson, Bates & Co.,

Toronto. The portfait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author, are on every box.

_ ' he was ruiucd I came to the college as _ _ so-mini, but I never forgot my o_ld eip- _ THATS THE 3[_cRET_

ploycr because he was down n t e world I watched his son all I could

I" slug' I for tile sake of old days. Well, sir,

Slmo Pricb I5 the ¢i‘1¢lP when I came into this room yesterday, » After the makers had done' their best,

ldtllteratod kinds. when the alarm was given, the very _welogked nt, their samples and showed

first thing I saw was Mr. Gilchrist's

bhcm how they could do better. “A

tnn BIOVGS IPIYIUS in I-hat Chair- I_ little nlore wool will make this blanket

.,°R°,.,~,»¢_¢N1_ knew those gloves well. and I under - l»¢oo'er" ws said; "This waoljahonld oe li

stood their message If Mr- Sosmes little nner"~ “That blanket shown be ll

ef. Canso. Summerslde. ,-=__-;-_----

saw them the game was up. I flopped down into that chair, and nothing

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little larger." “Cnn`t do it,' they sold; “costs too much." “Suppose we double

llClIOIl Sal¢ Siock, crop would budge me until Mr Soames 0,,,»°,4d`e,-._°m, you do it then?" Yes

A _ _.. _

nd Im lements went for you. Then out came my poor Th,,¢,',` m¢‘_5¢¢ '¢,_lm~g¢_ orders and painti-

' a D ' youve master. whpm lel_;¢1d.d\\11dl¢d 011 oal¢lnR"é\‘l=é wréotluso what our custom- , ' _ lb \Vill' ` S ll my imeer Bild 0° fe" it 3" I0 me- ers want. Sizes arc marked in inches

WL Brelnqtrucfel ' ya,,¢li<‘,?1m0nel:i§ Wnsn't it natural sir, that I should nm |,, géfeptwe quarters; ,md emu:

_ t lib llbllc ' ,

tEal'<i1i’, Iciosiier S,t.II’eter’s Road, ntar Ex- save him, and wasnt it natural also bl-,,,,k_°t,|,, sold fm- just wh" lf, ig_w°_u|

llibitioa Grounds. on Ssturday,\lle 18111 that I should try to speak to him as his for “.,,0|_ ¢ot¢0,,_,,,|,,e,-1 for cotton ,,,;,,e,1,

“i YCMS Old. 1 *Ulm* C°"’» ’ "4"" ‘ buggy' by such a deed? Could you blame mc,

Al the Kallsin tp , _ rl Drugstore. Apply slal- l'¢i‘,(,.,:ii,',",l(i,"°“i'i0:. experience if any and ro-‘

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l1._'q,|,,,wf ty" DR. DARRACH.

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ill' E _f :I ft' ,|_.j I ig ,g",,'l 2,.

Ai' ii. srlmo addreis, sinrr- ISIN. Also' Sli-‘iw-iis. Steel Stamps, Price Card ol1t» fi7\`l.:_\'-'iliic l`.llr\mci Lvitortz, lS'<'., \Vl'iif‘

ldrivlug waggoa, 1 truck waggon, I MH., ood sleigh.`1 box sleigh I fivllli , . ~ ' ` - ' _ _ xleigll. l plow, I set spring hnrrows, 1 ‘1_\1o.__lnd:§d_,_'_»s ¢;1c|;it Helga: lgifélg. _wehnvqalarge nmorhmmt of an k,n_d_, _ ,FCI "i’i"‘°h“"°"‘.'5’ ' setduck foot har' wr ng R ` ` ' df horse with which will be sold at thc

t lri ln harness, I set ex- I thlrk we have cleared your little _- ~, » -» - ~

f°wH~'S'=‘ VH l o l .o.F..nll,c‘t.c,.st. press harness, 1 set cart harn_cSs,_I _problem up, and our breakfast awaits °w°" P' "3 °" '22d:;'|';_?m_

wheel barrow. Isculllcr. I f01l<1’_» H190 as aehome. Come,_Watson. As to

»<l\\fm\1\y Of Slew- 'S \'“°“° *gg yon, slr, l crust time s,bi-ight future _ _ , “'h'~"?t' t°3°ih°r with “mc h°“s°h° Q' awaits you in Rhodesia. Eor once you Notice t.os%_l kind Friends.-I bavoagaln f“f”““'°' H '- have fallen low. Let us sie in the fu-_ nmnged i,o___ ave my head Quarters in the

oi NOV- C0l“me"Ci“K “I ' °’°l°°k P' m' 5055 fnthef w°“iq imve dime and make all-cotton for all-cotton.-Seo our cotton slwfrr I111f\fC I1 rem °l‘l- I mm 5 him understand that-he could not pl-out ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, -,~5,,___;,,,,_ p,,,,,,, 3, ¢,,_ 20,, 3,

BEN! CARTER sl Co 'AUC once” hire ow high you can rise." big Toy and Fancy Godde tore of Cm-ter

rosrrlomtn-'rite above .ole is I _ ll’

P"'l‘iP°“"‘ “mn Thuslinill liz: 82353,' /Ile Wanted No Neff- of my old friends. I will have a large

‘R Co. Lldlltzd. where I harm to meet.___nl

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““» \\<>ll i tl - ::‘. (fl rm. \\’ Ml ~l- “" I ° dm 1 ',, _ The humor of s situation sometimes -stock than usual for Xmas 1905. Signed- - -~` ° '°‘°» ` " “’“""°’°"‘ °‘“ °° °""°' °"°' 3 l ° norman not m-erm on A Meet s racist... soon.

Mi ' ` il-HL: iii, \`-'cst. ’l‘.m»l\:n_

ew days for\the west. 2| 3 D _ . - __ lm ~

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soo, nqnul sl Aarwueu Slum mm. aging Figures--|05 Patients Dindwpd. trustees of the New York State Hospital for Inéipiént Pul- monary Tuberculosis in the Adiron- daclis have issued their completed statistics' for are first year, which is

» as follows: There were admitted

167 patients, more than half of whom were incipients. There were no deaths. Of the xo5 patients dis- charged,” titty-two were apparently recovered. Twenty-six arrested cases are reported. Siiteen improved, while eleven left without any im- provement. il'lie treatment consists mainly. of outdoor air, wholesome food and rest. Patients have three full meals and two or three lun- cheons a day, and 90 of the to; gained an average of xo.57 pounds each. This 'is certainly most en- couraiging and shows that incipient consumptives at least can be cured. There is another treatment perhaps almost as’good. Stay home, use cold baths in the moming, get as much outdoor exercise as possible, a generous diet and the continuous use of Scott’s Emulsion will doubt- less check the progress of the dis- `ease and may permanently cure. At any rate it is easy to try it. 'scorn' a sowua, Toronto, o-¢.

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Desirable Building Lots inCll`towl1 for Sale.

The nndersignzdtwhhrs for sale the

following valuable building lots :

o

4lots on the east side of Upper

Hillsborough Street each having a fr mage on Street of 5o feet and ex tending back 75 feet.

2 lots on the west side of Orlebar

Street each having s. frontage on Street of 50 feet and extending back 75 leet.

The said six lots lie immediately

north ofthe residence of Dr. Ander- sou,' lately I. D. Reid. _ _

I lot on the west side of

Upper Hillsborough St , having a frontage on _ Street of 50 feet and extending back 75 ieet. [his lot lies immediately opposite the resi dence of Dr. Anderson. _ It is impossible to procure a more desirable locality for residencesthsn these lots aiiord. _

Terms easy and a good title given.

W. S. STEWART.

DesBrlsay Building, Ch’town.

I1-iS dtf

Aooiioo Sale i

I am instructed to sell at Public An_c-

tion at the Congt House Building ln Charlottetown o WEDNESDAY, th TWEN'l`Y-SECOND day of NOVEM BER next st the hour of ELEVEN o'clock a.m., the following shares. viz:

20 shares in the Charlottetown Steam

Navigation Company, Limited.

I4 shares in the Prince Edward Island

Telephone Company.

_ BENJAMIN CARTER,

it-l8cl4i Auctioneer.

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The Cut of the Clothes

he __~_*_--_--...?_* _- -,rr-_*_4_-_ __-_-,v~_~_*_~

lathe main point in a suit. Of course the particular pat.- tern of the cloth adds something to tho loolg--but. the cub-well; Ne shllm thoro.

To he

ldantihed

As a _woll dressed man you must have clothes that aro up

to the minute for stylo.,

We make them.

CRAIG & KIGGINS,

Clothiers, _

Queen Street

6-15 dw 1 yr.

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-fm l

llmee. _ ____ =_ ~_

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a Here’s~ a Shoe That is Pretty _-

"“ Nearly Wear-proof. T

_ It°s_our "ARIZISAN " shoe for woriring men. Built of toughest sole leather-with three rows of

I wooden pegs, and an outer row of steel slugs, around __ .

' ,,,, _ _ the sole. It s a shoe that _ . ~ is strongly macie-com- _..

A' "__ , Oe fortabie too-and wears l

. ron-Man .

_ like steel.

_ In many styles and shapes. $i.Z5 to $3.50.

Ask your shoe man to show you the "ARTISAN"

_ -the shoe that wears so long.

The Ames, Holden Co. ofbiontreal, Ltd

, THE LARGEST SHOE Msnuncrunene |N CANADA.

_ wlourneal., wmulvzo, Tononro, vnncouvsn, s‘r. JOHN.

For Sale by all Druggists

3-12 d ro mos

ily mntzically crll'rm~tlll liver, stnlmwil and lmiw-l~.

PI films;

GIVE VIM

and desire for work or play. Make it clear bruin, bright eyes and sweat. breath.

MAKE LIFE WORTH WHILE

GIVE MGQR

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They induce the naturlil siccp and appetite ot youth. " 1" ‘ i

GIVE VTALITY '°

by cleansing all disorders from tlioraystem.

_ _,_

They euro Constipation, Indigestion, Billousncss, Head- gf ,_-,-_

ache, Norvousness. rj, 1

IQ ' -¢":¥`.'l 'ffl

l0c and 25c a BOX _

& 1. tg W.-‘;-_'_.',¢;:;._1,

COAL! C0 L!

The S. S. “TURBIN" will be due here Sunday, October

29th with a choice cargo of Domestic Coal in Reserve Nut

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